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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 226 - Interesting People Telling Interesting StoriesAnother excellent mix of NNS’s are in store for you today.
These come from the March 12th & 13th, 1994. Then we visit May 11th, 1994 and then we get quite a surprise at the end as, like a bolt out of the blue, in comes December 25th 1993! It all flows nicely and I’ve titled it:
Interesting People Telling Interesting Stories
It’s right to calls!
Margaret talking about having met ELEVEN presidents and that she’s writing her memoir. I did a little research, and I do believe this was Marga...2025-03-151h 43
GrassRoots TruthCast with Gene ValentinoDonald Trump Today ~ You & Me Tomorrow!Donald Trump Today ~ You & Me Tomorrow! Only Donald Trump could take his “mug shot” and spin this righteous indignation to slam this constitutional overreach! For the first time in American history President Trump uses his uncanny ability to take the indictment against him and make it a positive. This illegal prosecution against Trump and others confirms just how badly they hate Trump. The Dems are on record saying, “If you can’t beat him, take him off the ballot!” They want Trump in jail during an election season. Yet his opponent, Joe Biden, has done more treasonous damage to this...2023-08-2514 min
All Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 7: Being a Better Weather Consumer, What Happens in Commercial BreaksIn one of the more difficult episodes to record, Jarod and Walker explain ways that you (the consumer) can better consumer weather information. They talk about their main goals when delivering weather information, even some of their pet peeves from viewers. Later, one of the common questions asked by anyone who works in the television: What do you do during commercial breaks? Well, it depends. Take a listen!
1:00 - We're not trying to sound like jerks
1:55 - Know where you live
3:55 - We are the only ones running our social media accounts
2022-08-1747 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 6: Forecasting the Unforecastable, How To Deal When You're Not at Your BestExtreme weather events are unavoidable, but they are also very difficult to forecast. In this episode, Jarod and Walker discuss the aspects of preparing the public for impactful weather events, plus certain scenarios that are almost impossible to predict. And, later... you may not know this, but meteorologists are human. A television station is really no different than your workplace, and we all have bad days. The guys will talk about how they get through a day when they're not feeling their best.
0:30 - Flash flood event from July 3, 2022 in southern Arkansas
1:15 - Background on...2022-07-2628 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 5: Tropical Systems 101, Our Memories from Hurricane SeasonAs the Atlantic Hurricane Season continues to pick up pace, Jarod and Walker go through some of the basics of tropical meteorology. Not a lot of super nerdy, deep-diving here... simply because hurricanes and tropical systems are quite complex. Tropic talk doesn't stop there, as Jarod and Walker recount some of their most vivid memories from past hurricane seasons.
1:15 - Areas most likely impacted from tropical systems
2:45 - Why can't hurricanes survive over land?
3:10 - Hurricanes are heat engines
4:30 - Worst impacts are in isolated areas
6:40 - Most likely...2022-07-1234 min
All Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 4: Handling "Heat Domes", Most Quotable Television ShowsHigh pressure and summer usually mean oppressive heat and humidity in the southern United States. So far, 2022 is no different than any other year. Jarod and Walker discuss the science behind summer heat, and compare it to an especially brutal summer from just over a decade ago. After that, we all have a TV show (or two) that we know an embarrassing amount from. They'll discuss theirs, but what's yours?
0:40 - "Heat domes" are normal
2:15 - Counting the records of June 2011
3:10 - Summer heat's usual suspects
4:00 - Humidity just makes things...2022-06-2419 min
The DJ SessionsMartin Eyerer on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 6/14/22Martin Eyerer on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 6/14/22 About Martin Eyerer - For more than 30 years Martin Eyerer has traveled heavily around the globe as a DJ and producer. His more than 150 releases on the hottest labels like Renaissance, My Favorite Robot, Get Physical, Rejected order on his own imprint Kling Klong are bought and played on continents from Australia, Asia to North and South America and of course Europe. Countless sales and other chart positionings as well as media feedback prove that impressively. As...2022-06-1454 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 3: Phil Smith and His Journey Through the U.S. NavyIn this episode, Jarod sits down with one of his best friends, Phillip Smith. Phil is a former active duty officer in the U.S. Navy, and now lives near Philadelphia with his wife and kids. The two discuss his many stops during his service, their appreciation of golf, with some other nonsense mixed in.
1:00 - Phil's background
2:15 - U.S.S. New York
6:50 - Making the move to becoming a weather officer
7:45 - Anti-submarine warfare
8:45 - Offutt Air Force Base
9:20 - Getting married on base
2022-06-1023 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 2: Storm Damage Reports & Their Impacts on Tornado Warnings, The Dipping Sauce DebateThe 2022 Spring Severe Weather Season produced numerous, violent tornadoes across the central and southern United States. However, it's one violent tornado that *didn't* happen that's received a lot of attention over the past several weeks. Walker and Jarod discuss erroneous storm damage reports, Tornado Emergencies, and the verbiage they prefer to use on air when discussing tornadoes. After that, who doesn't love a good dipping sauce? (Walker, apparently.) The two dive into a dipping sauce/condiment discussion that goes from ketchup to cream cheese.
1:30 - What is a Tornado Emergency?
2:30 - Erroneous report prompts a...2022-05-2036 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 2, Episode 1: Lots of Changes to the Weather Center, Ideal Movie SnacksIt's been a busy several weeks. Scheduling changes, severe weather, and a studio remodel have kept Walker and Jarod busy... but, they'll catch you up on some of the new items in their newscasts. They also briefly discuss the new Doctor Strange movie (no spoilers given), before deep-diving into their ideal movie snacks. Season 2 is off and running!
1:00 - The news/weather/sports teams have a new set!
3:40 - Working together more within newscasts
4:20 - New additions coming to MyArkLaMiss.com/extra
9:20 - Recapping the severe weather season
12:50...2022-05-1127 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 10: Recapping the 3/30/22 Severe Weather Event, The One-Year Anniversary of Jarod's Freak-outJarod and Walker discuss working a major severe weather outbreak while in the midst of a studio demolition and remodel. Also, the adrenaline and fast pace of severe weather coverage can leave them both feeling puny afterward. Aaaaaaand, yes... it's been one year since Jarod lost his cool on the ArkLaMiss, scolding viewers who were calling the station as they cut into "The Masked Singer" for tornado warning coverage. Both he and Walker discuss the event.
1:50 - A brief background on NWS storm surveys
2:40 - If you have tornado evidence, send it to the NWS2022-04-0544 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 9: The New "Tornado Alley", Reflections After Severe Weather CoverageSevere weather season is here, so Episode 9 pivots in that direction. Jarod and Walker discuss tornado warning trends from each National Weather Service office over the last fifteen years. Which area do you think issued the most warnings? The answer may surprise you. Plus, Walker covered his first on-air tornado warning in late February. Jarod and Walker reflect on how severe weather coverage works, the emotions behind it, and the team effort that is involved.
1:35 - Discussing the data we're using
3:00 - Who is #1?
3:25 - Tornado warnings don't necessarily translate to tornadoes
2022-03-1741 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 8: Cell Phones vs. Your Local Broadcast Meteorologist, Common Misconceptions of Our JobJarod and Walker discuss a recent tweet that struck the ire of many in the weather world. Are meteorologists going to be replaced by our cell phone apps? Plus, the geographical/economical disconnect that often shows in social media across the country. Later, who does their hair and make up? Do they really build their own forecasts? Don't you guys just read a teleprompter? Jarod and Walker discuss the some of the things you may not know about their profession.
1:15 - Snippy on Twitter
2:25 - The conversation-starter
3:30 - TV news is changing
2022-03-0938 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 7: Scheduling Severe Weather Operations, "Crash Meals"A viewer wrote in on this topic, so Episode 7 discusses how the team knows "who works when" during breaking weather events. As you'll hear, there isn't a lot of rhyme or reason... it just sort of depends on the situation. Also, when severe weather is over, Walker and Jarod tend to crash... but, not before chowing down on their favorite "crash meals". What are your favorites?
0:35 - Not much severe weather lately
2:30 - Main working shift times at our station
4:00 - Chief Meteorologists are almost always available
5:05 - Operations for the "...2022-03-0227 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 6: Forecast Confidence, Board Games and Other Childhood Recreational ActivitiesJarod and Walker discuss how their confidence in a forecast can impact how they relay information to viewers. After that, they discuss their favorite board games... and that spirals into a hodge-podge of memories, stories, and parental guidance. You'll just have to listen to see what we mean.
1:05 - What is forecast confidence?
2:50 - High confidence Harvey
3:30 - Confidence in winter weather forecasting
4:05 - Feast or famine forecasts
6:20 - No sympathy can be expected
8:25 - Jarod and Walker sorta look the same
9:45 - Weather treasure...2022-02-2329 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 5: Working with Multiple NWS Offices, If "Weatherbooks" ExistedEpisode 5 ends the Pilot Pack, and starts off discussing how the weather team works with three different National Weather Service Forecast Offices to relay breaking weather information to you. Also, online sportsbooks are now legal in Louisiana. Jarod and Walker discuss the hypothetical wagers of a "weatherbook".
3:25 - County warning areas and television markets
4:20 - There are 122 National Weather Service offices...
5:00 - How television markets split Arkansas
5:45 - How NWS offices split Arkansas
8:05 - Working with SEVEN NWS offices
9:15 - Meteorologists don't always agree
11:15 - W...2022-02-1241 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 4: Science Behind Weather Forecasting, Dealing with Winter WeatherIn Episode 4, Walker and Jarod discuss the science and typical methods behind building a weather forecast... from computer modeling to upper-air observations. They also discuss the ever-present role of human forecasters. In the second segment, the two discuss the differences between handling winter weather in the South versus the Northeast.
2:00 - Where to start a weather forecast?
3:05 - Computer forecast modeling
5:00 - Different types of computer models
9:00 - When to use certain model guidance
10:15 - Weather happens above ground, too
12:55 - Upper-air observations (a.k.a. weather...2022-02-1131 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 3: The Journey to Becoming a Meteorologist, Comfort on Television (or Lack Thereof)In Episode 3, Walker and Jarod discuss (by listener request) the educational journey to becoming a meteorologist. Yes, it involves math and physics and chemistry... no big surprises there. And, as broadcast meteorologists, nerves are something that everyone has to combat. How comfortable do Jarod and Walker feel on television?
2:30 - Learning about colleges in New York
6:00 - The path to a degree in atmospheric sciences/meteorology
13:10 - Breaking university equipment (on accident)
16:50 - Jarod and Walker's scholastic struggles
19:35 - A message to all college students
23:15 - Discussing...2022-02-0536 minAll Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 2: Exploring Extra, Where Would You Be?Episode 2 takes listeners through the new ArkLaMiss Weather Extra page on MyArkLaMiss.com. Jarod and Walker discuss the thought process behind creating the page, and what you can find. Jarod and Walker also discuss what they would be doing if meteorology didn't exist. Everyone has to have a back up plan, right?
2:50 - Planning a new website
3:45 - The frustrations of social media
9:20 - Exploring "Extra"
11:30 - Introducing "Ag Central"
17:45 - What is "Mark the ArkLaMiss"?
25:00 - What would you be doing without weather?
26:40...2022-02-0535 min
All Prediction, No ProductionSeason 1, Episode 1: Who are you and what are you doing?Our first episode is a simple "hello" to the platform, letting folks know what to expect from this podcast, some quick ground rules, and a background of who we are as meteorologists.
2:33 - Who we are and where we're from
6:20 - A running list of our "rules" (there are only two of them)
8:05 - Possible future subjects of the podcast
9:40 - A tease to changes coming to MyArkLaMiss.com
2022-01-2513 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: John HollingerToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with John Hollinger, writer at The Athletic, co-host of the Hollinger & Duncan podcast, and former Memphis Grizzlies’ Vice President of Basketball Operations.They spoke about the reopening the NBA, the favorites to win this year’s title, the All-Star ballot, terrible trades, and John shared some of the “neat tricks” his Grizzlies did during trade season.The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* WEDNESDAY June 10, 2020 Henry Abbott, David Thorpe, and Judy Goodwin share their favorite social media posts of the p...2020-06-1159 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Favorite TweetsToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott, David Thorpe, and Judy Goodwin shared their favorite social media posts of the past few weeks. Here are the liner notes, all the tweets. They talked about visuals from the protests, and Kpop stans radicalizing, Dana Smith social distancing in a dinosaur costume, and much more. The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* TUESDAY June 9, 2020 Dr. Carl Suddler on defunding the police.* MONDAY June 8, 2020 Erica Vanstone on roller derby’s impressive data-driven international plan to return to play amidst the coronavirus pandemic.2020-06-101h 00
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Dr. Carl SuddlerToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with Dr. Carl Suddler, a scholar of African American history and author of Presumed CriminalBlack Youth and the Justice System in Postwar New York. TrueHoop Special Correspondent Adena Jones updated us on how NBA players have been reacting to the nation’s police brutality protests and news of Disney World hosting the rest of the season.Then Dr. Suddler, David, Henry, Adena, and Jarod Hector talked about Dr. Suddler’s book, basketball as a racial unifying force, and the debate about defunding the police.2020-06-091h 00
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Erica VanstoneToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with Erica Vanstone, aka “Double H”, the Executive Director Women’s Flat Track Derby Association. Roller derby has an impressive data-driven international plan to return to play amidst the coronavirus pandemic. It’s inspiring to hear how it was created, and how it might inform other sports.The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* FRIDAY June 5, 2020 Jarod Hector on NBA’s response to the police brutality protests.* THURSDAY June 4, 2020 Henry Abbott and David Thorpe discuss news that the NBA...2020-06-081h 02
The FoundationEpisode 4: Not Sticking to Sports | Black Lives Matter | History of Race in AmericaJarod and Ryan make a slight audible to the game-plan this week, as they come together to discuss everything that is going on in America with the Black Lives Matter movement and protests. While The Foundation is a sports podcast, the two felt as if though it was best for them and its audience to create an episode completely dedicated to everything going on today and how we can all reshape the future of America. While this episode is not predominately sports-related, the guys incorporate real-life situations inside of the NFL and other sporting leagues that pertain to racial...2020-06-0652 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Friday with JarodToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with our TrueHoop BRING IT IN Friday guest Jarod Hector, multimedia journalist, voice, on-air personality and podcast host. They played NINE BY NINETY, where they get 90 seconds each to rapid-fire cover nine topics.They talked about billionaires backing Trump, the NBA’s response to the police brutality protests, and the “safest situation possible” for the NBA to reopen play.The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* THURSDAY June 4, 2020 Henry Abbott and David Thorpe discuss news that the NBA is back...2020-06-0555 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: The NBA's back?Today on BRING IT IN TrueHoop’s Henry Abbott and David Thorpe discuss news the NBA is back. Jarod Hector jumped in right after oral surgery because he can’t help himself. Should the fans of the West non-playoff teams get their hopes up about the playoffs? Who’ll win the eighth spot in the West? What are we going to learn about how the teams have been managing training during the pandemic? And do we even need in-person coaches right now?The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* WEDNES...2020-06-0459 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Ari CarolineToday on BRING IT IN TrueHoop’s Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with Ari Caroline, SVP of health strategy at Tempus Labs, Inc., former chief analytics officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and former basketball blogger. Ari talked about his father’s arrest in 1965 for ferrying protesters in Montgomery, Alabama, the science of reopening the NBA, and what can/will the league do to minimize coronavirus risk.The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* TUESDAY June 2, 2020 Steve Magness and Brad Stulberg on “psychological safety” and the importance of feeli...2020-06-031h 00
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Adena Jones, Steve Magness & Brad StulbergToday on BRING IT IN TrueHoop Special Correspondent Adena Jones reports on NBA players protesting racism and the killing of George Floyd. Then Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with Steve Magness and Brad Stulberg, co-authors of Peak Performance and The Passion Paradox. David talked about how, as a coach, it’s routine to instill new instincts. Steve agreed, talking about how most running training is learning not to listen too hard when your body tells you to stop running! And he talked about “psychological safety” and the importance of feeling like you’re on a path to progress. Also, Brad...2020-06-0257 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Jesse WashingtonToday on BRING IT IN, special host Jarod Hector and TrueHoop’s David Thorpe spoke with Jesse Washington, senior writer for ESPN's The Undefeated and author of an upcoming biography of Georgetown’s coach John Thompson, I Came As a Shadow.He talked about the legendary coach John Thompson and how athletes have been approaching the work to end structural racism.The video is here: RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* FRIDAY May 29, 2020 Jarod Hector on George Floyd, riots, and the humanity of NBA players. It’s a must listen.* THURSD...2020-06-0139 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Friday with JarodToday Jarod Hector, multimedia journalist, voice, and on-air personality, took over BRING IT IN to talk about George Floyd, riots, and the humanity of NBA players. It’s a must listen. The video is here:Jarod’s Liner Notes * I Am Not Your Negro * The Souls of Black Folk W.E.B. DuBois * The 1619 Project from the New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones* The 13th Ava DuVernay * The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander * How To Be An Antiracist Ibram X. Kendi* The Death of Ge...2020-05-2955 min
Find Best-Selling Full Audiobooks in History, WorldThe City Game: Triumph, Scandal, and a Legendary Basketball Team by Matthew GoodmanPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/369790 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The City Game: Triumph, Scandal, and a Legendary Basketball Team Author: Matthew Goodman Narrator: Joe Ochman Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 14 hours 26 minutes Release date: November 5, 2019 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 2 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 1 Genres: World Publisher's Summary: The powerful story of a college basketball team who carried an era’s brightest hopes—racial harmony, social mobility, and the triumph of the underdog—but whose success was soon followed by a shocking downfall “A masterpiece of American storytelling.”—Gilbert King, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Devil in the Grove NA...2019-11-0510 min
SCHLAGKRAFTTMT-Gi- Ein unfassbares Fast-Comeback
- Jojo geht zu Aldi
- Eine Stimme für Luke Thomas ist eine Stimme für Jojo! http://blog.siriusxm.com/siriusxm-cremo-best-beard-challenge-2018/
- Eine Lobeshymne auf Embedded
- Derrick erfüllt alle Erwartungen
- Jacare vs. Weidman und der Fall des jungen Chris W.
- Israel überzeugt alle Kritiker
- Jarod Cannonier, Top 10 MW
- Es hat sich ausgehickt
- Der Showtime Back Take
- Bladen am Hinterkopf
- Peter Sobotta vs. Hideo Tokoro
- Eine gute Nacht für Jonas-Hypekämpfer
- Marlon Brando esque
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- RIZIN mit dem sehr späten oder sehr frühen Apri...2018-11-051h 25SCHLAGKRAFTTMT-Gi- Ein unfassbares Fast-Comeback
- Jojo geht zu Aldi
- Eine Stimme für Luke Thomas ist eine Stimme für Jojo! http://blog.siriusxm.com/siriusxm-cremo-best-beard-challenge-2018/
- Eine Lobeshymne auf Embedded
- Derrick erfüllt alle Erwartungen
- Jacare vs. Weidman und der Fall des jungen Chris W.
- Israel überzeugt alle Kritiker
- Jarod Cannonier, Top 10 MW
- Es hat sich ausgehickt
- Der Showtime Back Take
- Bladen am Hinterkopf
- Peter Sobotta vs. Hideo Tokoro
- Eine gute Nacht für Jonas-Hypekämpfer
- Marlon Brando esque
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- RIZIN mit dem sehr späten oder sehr frühen Apri...2018-11-051h 25
318 Now PodcastEpisode 28- Jarod FloydThanks for downloading a super-sized Episode 28 of the 318 Now Podcast! Jarod Floyd, Chief Meteorologist and Weekday Co-Anchor for KTVE NBC 10-KARD FOX 14 joins Episode 28. Jarod discusses his journey to becoming a Chief Meteorologist as well as how weather alerts and programming often coincide, for better of worse, plus his provides plenty of insight into the Meteorology field! Jarod's also a diehard Chicago Cubs fan so we discuss in 2015 Chicago Cubs in detail, including possible playoff scenarios. My discussion with Jarod is a great one so enjoy the show! 2015-09-1500 min